Video by Ana Laura, Clara, and Maiya
Latin American punk videos
The topic of this week made me feel pretty nostalgic, especially after watching “Moro No Brasil”. Since I moved away from Brazil at such a young age, I’ve always felt more connected to my home when I listen to music. Thinking back on it, I’m so grateful that my parents tried their best to exposeContinue reading “Week 11: Music”
A conversation with Shane Greene
Song and music video by Seu Jorge and Farofa Carioca
Seu Jorge covers David Bowie
Questions prompted by Kaurismaki and Greene
Peruvian punk is not something I thought I would come across but I am glad I did. Shane Greene, while publishing his article in an elitist and rather inaccessible form of publication, an academic journal, discusses the Marxist aspects associated with the distribution and production of Peruvian punk. While reading the article, I noticed that…
Peruvian punk is not something I thought I would come across but I am glad I did. Shane Greene, while publishing his article in an elitist and rather inaccessible form of publication, an academic journal, discusses the Marxist aspects associated with the distribution and production of Peruvian punk. While reading the article, I noticed that…
In this week’s readings “Peruvian Punk as a Global Means of Underground Production”, Shane Greene (2016) discusses the origins and intentions of punk music. He iterates the essence of punk as an intentionally underproduced subculture performed in retal…
